Helga Korén

Helga Korén (born March 20, 1943 in Steinhöring ) is a German actress and writer.

Life

After attending the State Drama School in Berlin, the current "Ernst Busch" Berlin Academy of Dramatic Arts , she had permanent engagements from 1962–1996 across the theater landscape of the GDR. From 1965 to 1993, she was permanently engaged at the Theater derfreund in Berlin. Helga Korén has worked in various DEFA and television films , as well as in several radio plays and synchronizations.

Her mother Elsa Korén was also an actress, as was her half-sister Juliane Korén .

Filmography (selection)

• 1979: Police call 110: Barry was silent (TV series)
• 1980/1990: The prosecutor has the floor: Risk (TV series)
• 1981: High-rise stories (TV multi-part, 3 of 7 episodes)
• 1986: Police call 110: Parking lot of love
• 1999: Police call 110: child murderer
• 2003: crocodile

theatre

• 1965: Molière : Scapin's crooks - directed by Hanuš Burger ( Theater of Friendship )
• 1966: Heinz Kahlau : The fairy tale of the tram Therese (Kat'a) - Direction: Hanus Burger (Theater of Friendship)
• 1966: Hans-Albert Pederzani : The hunt for the boot (Fanny Friedberg) - Director: Kurt Rabe (Theater of Friendship)
• 1967: Michail Swetlow : Spiel vor dem Feind - Director: Horst Hawemann (Theater of Friendship)
• 1967: Johann Wolfgang von Goethe : Urfaust (Margarete) - Director: Heiner Möbius (Theater of Friendship)
• 1968: Claus Hammel : Tomorrow comes the chimney sweep - Direction: Horst Hawemann (Theater of Friendship)
• 1968: Günther Deicke / Ruth Zechlin : Reineke Fuchs (opera for actors) - Director: Heiner Möbius (theater of friendship)
• 1968: Vera Lyubimowa : Snowball - Director: Horst Hawemann (Theater of Friendship)
• 1968: Günther Deicke: What you want - Director: Heiner Möbius (Theater of Friendship)
• 1969: Pawel Maljarewski : Das Rübchen - Direction: Peter Ensikat / Horst Hawemann (Theater of Friendship)
• 1969: Carlo Goldoni : The Servant of Two Lords - Director: Heiner Möbius (Theater of Friendship)
• 1969: Heinz Kahlau : Musterschüler - Director: Horst Hawemann (Theater of Friendship)
• 1970: G. Nachutzrischwili : Tschintschraka - Director: Horst Hawemann (Theater of Friendship)
• 1970: Heinz Hall / Manfred Nitschke : A stream that is called love - Director: Heiner Möbius (Theater of Friendship)
• 1971: William Shakespeare : The Comedy of Errors - Director: Heiner Möbius (Theater of Friendship)
• 1972: Erich Blach : Die Bernsteinbrigade - Director: Horst Hawemanm (Theater of Friendship)
• 1973: Otto Bonhoff : Visit from the Fog - Director: Heiner Möbius (Theater of Friendship)
• 1973: Ernst Bürger : Veilchen for Dolly - Director: Hans-Georg Simmgen (Theater of Friendship)
• 1974: Eugen Eschner : König Jörg - Director: Konrad Tschiedrich (Theater of Friendship)
• 1974: Christian Collin : Manana - Manana - Director: Heiner Möbius (Theater of Friendship)
• 1975: Jewgeni Schwarz : The Snow Queen - Director:? (Theater of friendship)
• 1975: Georgi Polonski : Let's wait for Monday - Direction: Horst Hawemann (Theater der Freundes)
• 1977: Erich Köhler : Das kleine Gespenst (Frau Plenig) - Director: Wolfgang Engel (Theater of Friendship)
• 1978: Margarete Steffin : If he had an angel - Direction: Wolfgang Engel (Theater der Freunde)
• 1979: Horst Hawemann : Kokori - Director: Horst Hawemann (Theater of Friendship)
• 1982: Heiner Maaß / Peter Schneider : The Three Musketeers - Director: Alejandro Quintana (Theater of Friendship)
• 1982: Eugen Eschner : Undine - Director: Dieter Wardetzky (Theater of Friendship)
• 1985: Horst Hawemann: King Drosselbart and the Princess Girl - Director: Carl-Hermann Risse (Theater of Friendship)
• 1986: Friedrich Schiller : Cabal and Love - Director: Alejandro Quintana (Theater of Friendship)
• 1989: Arthur and Elisabeth Fauquez : Ambrosio kills time (Padrona) - Direction: Andreas Dölling (Theater of Friendship)
• 1989: Beat Fäh : Max - Direction: Karola Keller (Theater of Friendship)
• 1991: Paul Maar : Mützenwexel (The Mother) - Director: Hella Müller ( caroussel Theater Berlin )
• 1992: Volker Braun / Bertolt Brecht : Socialism is going, and Johnny Walker is coming - Director: Manuel Schöbel / Peter Schroth (caroussel Theater Berlin)
• 1992: Peter Ensikat : Die Bremer Stadtmusikanten - Director: Manuel Schöbel (caroussel Theater Berlin)
• 1993: Manuel Schöbel: Snow White 8+ - Director: Hella Müller (caroussel Theater Berlin)

Radio plays

• 1977: Samuil Marschak : Das Katzenhaus (Little Cat) - Director: Jürgen Schmidt (Children's radio play - Litera )
• 1983: Hans Christian Andersen : Die Schneekönigin (Rose) - Director: Rainer Schwarz (children's radio play - Litera)
• 1987: Lothar Günther : Großer Bahnhof - Director: Achim Scholz (radio play comedy - Broadcasting of the GDR)

Synchronized work

Movie	year	role	actor
Twilight Zone , Ep. 6	1959-1964	Ethel Bedeker	Virginia Christine
Under the sun of Rome	(1948) 1974	iris	Liliana Mancini
All of my sons	(1948) 1980	Sue Bayliss	Arlene Francis
Jim Bergerac determined , Ep. 5	1981-1991	Mrs. Kranski	Hilary Crane
The third prince	1983	queen	Jana Hlaváčová
The exploits of a young don Juan	1986	mother	Claudine Auger
Poirot , ep. 3	1989-2013	Jessie Withers	Carol Frazer
Star Trek: Spaceship Voyager , Ep. 91	1995-2001	Tabris	Mary Anne McHarry
Millennium - Fear your neighbor as yourself , Ep. 11	1996-1999	Linda Comstock	Joey Rinaldi
Millennium - Fear your neighbor as yourself, Ep. 57	1996-1999	Mrs. Wheatley	Christina Jastrzembska

Awards

• 1995: Munich Youth Dramatist Prize for the fairy tale Grim Reaper

Web links

• Own website
• Helga Korén at filmportal.de
• Helga Korén in the German dubbing file
• HÖRDAT, the audio play database
• Helga Korén in the Internet Movie Database (English)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Brothers Grimm • Helga Koren - grim reaper. In: theaterstueckverlag.de. Retrieved March 21, 2020 .